Sentence examples for constituencies that some from inspiring English sources

It is in many of these northern English constituencies that some Corbynites plan to deselect, mostly women, MPs.

The national election commission issued results for some constituencies that didn't match those reported by officials at the polling stations.

Yet "The Blind Side" was ultimately buoyed by its fans — something that was possible, according to Mr. Kosove and Mr. Johnson, because the filmmakers had taken extraordinary steps to create a story that would appeal to disparate constituencies that were only in some ways connected to one another.

There are, however, some notable constituencies that make up the Colorado Republican electorate.

There were some important constituencies that took satisfaction from the outcome.

The party came top in nearly half the country's departments, including some of the rural constituencies that have become its new frontier.

It raised questions, and some hackles, about competing community needs, gentrification, constituencies that are too frequently powerless, and big money.

But there are still some who worry about angering the Tea Party and other conservative constituencies that had hoped someone else would be the nominee.

We represent constituencies that voted both Leave and Remain.

"They have huge constituencies that have agreed to their ideas".

Regulations and interventions spawn constituencies that will fight any paring of their benefits.